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Tinnatus sound
Around 11 months back i had bpvv (virtigo) attack. I do not get virtigo any more and no balancing problem. But i still get tinnatus sound.
Is there any treatment for this tinnatus sound? Or i will have to live with it whole life?
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Sometimes the tinnitus persists in certain people after a vertigo attack ,further evaluation like a audiogram is required
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Please visit an audiologist for doing an audiogram
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Tinnitus retraining therapy helps or also there are tinnitus music available online that helps most patients actually
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Try to overcum tinnitus
Only behavioral therapy is dere
Advised to do audiometric evaluation
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Dr. Baisali Sarkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
Consultation will be helpful
Rebaperamide helps
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